What plants are suitable for growing in desert regions?
In the desert, as long as there is water, any plant can grow, whereas in saline-alkali land, if the alkali is not drained or settled, few plants can survive. What plants are suitable for growing in the desert?
Below we introduce desert plant varieties. Introduction to Desert Rose (Adenium obesum (Forsk) Balfer Roem et Sehult)
Apocynaceae, small tree. Leaves long spoon-shaped, clustered at the tips of branches. Flowers rose-red, large and beautiful, an ornamental flower.
Variegated Stapelia (Stapelia variegata Linn.)
Asclepiadaceae. Stems succulent and fleshy, club-shaped, with four ridges; leaves reduced to short spines; flowers with brown markings. An ornamental plant.

Giant Stapelia (Stapelia gigantea N. E. Br.)
Asclepiadaceae. Stems long, stick-shaped, with obvious four ridges; leaves reduced; flowers large, five-lobed, with brown fine stripes on the inner surface. The flower shape is peculiar and highly ornamental.
String of Pearls (Senecio rowleyanus Jacobson)
Asteraceae, herbaceous plant. Stems long, hanging, or lying flat on the ground; leaves succulent, spindle-shaped, round and spherical, able to store water; flowers borne at the tips of branches. A psammophytic drought-tolerant plant, often pot-grown as an ornamental plant.
Prickly Pear (Opuntia cochinellifera (Linn.) Mill.)
Cactaceae plants:
In order to adapt to the living conditions of the arid desert, the plant body is succulent and fleshy to store water; the leaves form needles to prevent massive evaporation of water. These plants are called cactus plants. Cactus plants are native to the Americas or Africa, have been introduced in large quantities domestically, and a few have escaped into the wild. As ornamental plants, cacti have a wide variety of species, and many precious varieties have become treasured objects on people's tables.
The Desert Plant Room, also known as the Cactus and Succulent Plant Room, covers an area of 1200 sq m, and cultivates and displays 1000 or more species and varieties of cacti and succulents.